Stefanos Tsitsipas is enjoying his holidays while waiting to return to training and prepare for the new season but, in the meantime, his behavior has caused a lot of discussion among users on social media.
There has been no shortage of controversy for a video he posted on his Instagram profile. The Greek champion filmed himself while driving an Aston Martin at a speed of 172 miles/h along a stretch of motorway that imposed a maximum speed limit of 62 miles/h. A behavior that has generated a lot of controversy around the Greek champion, attracting very harsh criticism.
Stefanos also added a cryptic phrase to the post: “Change is not necessarily a bad thing. It is a process that requires patience and commitment, even if the results do not show it immediately. I trust that these changes will take me where I want to be.”
Stefanos Tsitsipas© Instagram Stefanos Tsitsipas
2024 did not give him the emotions and professional satisfaction that he hoped for. Stefanos probably experienced his worst season since he rose to the top of men’s tennis. The victory at the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters did not hide all the difficulties that the Greek player faced, which prevented him from reaching the qualification for the Nitto ATP Finals.
“Not being part of the ATP Finals this year was humiliating and taught me the value of resilience. I try to reach it, but I understood that perfection does not exist inside me, and that’s okay. Even if you would like to achieve it, it will not come just because that thought exists: the real difference is in the commitment and constant effort you make,” he said, a few days ago.
The Greek tennis player has also definitively ended the collaboration with his father Apostolos (from a professional point of view as a reference coach). Next year, from that Australia that has always given him excellent results, he will start again with the Davis Cup coach Dimitris Chatzinikolaou, who began following him from the American tour.
Tennis World USA